Weiwei Machinery's compact rice mills are built for exactly this moment. The Model 40 rice mill weighs only 24.1 kg and measures 64 × 38 × 113 cm, yet mills about 150 kg of paddy per hour with a 2.2–3 kW motor — light enough to move between households, small enough to run in a village shed. For buyers who also grind grain, the 40-21 combined rice mill and crusher delivers 150 kg/h of milling plus 200 kg/h of crushing from one 2.2 kW motor or a 6 hp diesel engine, at 46 kg. Larger 80-type mills reach around 600 kg per hour for village-level service milling.
Harvest demand also means the busiest weeks for ordering and shipping. Weiwei Machinery advises buyers in rice-growing regions to place orders one to two months before their local harvest window, so the machine arrives before the paddy does. With over 30 years of agricultural machinery manufacturing and exports to many countries, the company offers different voltages, colours and stand heights to match local conditions — and its team can help match mill size to the volume of paddy a customer expects to handle.
